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"shapers" poems
Dear... This haphazard poem was written solely for you Matterless, what you came garbed in Fever elicited, passion anew You’ve graced me, the repetition of ‘could-have-been’ I loved the way you speak Of knowledge and triumph And I, bumbling and meek Tirelessly I sought and now still seek Your council, your court For my amusement, for my sport Conversing over a poisoned well I listen in genuine Raise my voice Sing with my friends amongst the din Higher on the pillar, you I hoist Pure skin my well intentioned hands mar Clumsily, I lean into a similar heart To discuss life and literature, fantasies these hands take too far How eloquent the silk you weave, which you impart Which inveigles and entices, cajole us into the city On pale page, the street lamps and dim moon, art Palpitations and liquor test the pity Of light and fire I cannot help but explore your shapely form And yet, without bar Across miasma, my guide is a cute little hand Solitude, the pulsations do doggedly solicit I just want to be close, you grant this Bewitched by the creamy satin of pale skin Distantly, warmly, I gaze in those God-given sculptures Of the richest green and azure hues, bespeak feminine Engaged in the other’s stare, two drunken apers The night, black as sin, The mould of outcome of we are the shapers And I shape regret that rises with the sun You come back vividly and lucidly Distant and opposite, worlds across, you from me A nondescript ghost in the corner Who speaks so placidly I remember with regret I remember with exultation I’ve ruined our relationship Our relationship topical felicitation I haven’t had time to apologize I haven’t had enough time with you If I ever see you again I’d mend everything I’d discover the girl behind the name And cleanse the projection askew. Love, Me Dear... .
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Sep 10, 2013
Sep 10, 2013 at 12:10 PM UTC
A Poem for---
Dear... This haphazard poem was written solely for you Matterless, what you came garbed in Fever elicited, passion anew You’ve graced me, the repetition of ‘could-have-been’ I loved the way you speak Of knowledge and triumph And I, bumbling and meek Tirelessly I sought and now still seek Your council, your court For my amusement, for my sport Conversing over a poisoned well I listen in genuine Raise my voice Sing with my friends amongst the din Higher on the pillar, you I hoist Pure skin my well intentioned hands mar Clumsily, I lean into a similar heart To discuss life and literature, fantasies these hands take too far How eloquent the silk you weave, which you impart Which inveigles and entices, cajole us into the city On pale page, the street lamps and dim moon, art Palpitations and liquor test the pity Of light and fire I cannot help but explore your shapely form And yet, without bar Across miasma, my guide is a cute little hand Solitude, the pulsations do doggedly solicit I just want to be close, you grant this Bewitched by the creamy satin of pale skin Distantly, warmly, I gaze in those God-given sculptures Of the richest green and azure hues, bespeak feminine Engaged in the other’s stare, two drunken apers The night, black as sin, The mould of outcome of we are the shapers And I shape regret that rises with the sun You come back vividly and lucidly Distant and opposite, worlds across, you from me A nondescript ghost in the corner Who speaks so placidly I remember with regret I remember with exultation I’ve ruined our relationship Our relationship topical felicitation I haven’t had time to apologize I haven’t had enough time with you If I ever see you again I’d mend everything I’d discover the girl behind the name And cleanse the projection askew. Love, Me Dear... .
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Electron herders, that's us. It began earnestly late 20th century. The first organic computers using polymerase and ADP came later. Weaponry via numbers, words magically appearing, telepathy. Measurements in which the last significant digit is the Other. However immediately depleted our resources were, antibiotics were always at the ready. Forgetting what we knew, reverting to austerity because in times of prosperity we forgot to be austere. It's the uncertainty principle taken to the nth degree where the bad god resides, Zeus, passionate, confused, obtuse. Yes, we are electron herders matter gatherers and shapers of our time. Cancerous cysts, irrational exuberance, collective experience, experiments gone well or wrong, we were trying all along to last forever. Flood and fire saw to that. Prospero was our answer who threw his book into the sea and wanted to be mortal, meditative. Find himself. We found the world without the self cornus to oxalis orbitals and calculus waves and particles equally likely to be within us as without us.
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Aug 11, 2015
Aug 11, 2015 at 6:31 PM UTC
Electron Herders
Armed with vocal thoughts, "I" speaks to "You;" "I" being myself, a rebel-revolutionary, and "You" being a like-minded individual. This is a call to arms, my brethren of the pen, a call to non-violent, passive-aggressive action. As poets, as shapers of culture, as heathen warriors of ink and paper, we are, by unwritten definition, radicals. We are master isolationists, visionaries, unwitting weavers of the immense tapestry of time. Each word, each thought, each image that is translated from mind to word and deed, is an instance of your exemplary credentials in the world of genuine thoughtfulness and uncomfortably candid philosophy. "I," as a symbol of myself, encourages "You," a like-minded individual, to pick up your threads of thought and tie comforting commonality into knots of free thought and controversial honesty that takes effort to unravel and understand. "I," a wildfire, challenges "You," standing trees, to wield your casually intense influence towards the betterment of our scattered communities. Draw on historical records, on embarrassingly personal experience, on relatable and unrelatable tails of second-hand hearsay. Draw on the words of our predecessors, the ones who waxed lyrical and the ones who rambled on a tangent. Draw on the empathetic, mental-link between "I" and "You" and "Everybody Else." Take the whole of creation in your hands, twist and mold it into a new shape, then plant it in the ground to grow anew. The words of "I" and the words of "You" are a seismic catalyst. All we have to do is trust, trust in the thought of "You" and trust in the thought of "I," and the poetry in the pages of your notebooks will take their first, living breath. h.f.m.
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Nov 25, 2018
Nov 25, 2018 at 7:25 PM UTC
A CALL IN THE WILDERNESS TO THE WILDERNESS
Armed with vocal thoughts, "I" speaks to "You;" "I" being myself, a rebel-revolutionary, and "You" being a like-minded individual. This is a call to arms, my brethren of the pen, a call to non-violent, passive-aggressive action. As poets, as shapers of culture, as heathen warriors of ink and paper, we are, by unwritten definition, radicals. We are master isolationists, visionaries, unwitting weavers of the immense tapestry of time. Each word, each thought, each image that is translated from mind to word and deed, is an instance of your exemplary credentials in the world of genuine thoughtfulness and uncomfortably candid philosophy. "I," as a symbol of myself, encourages "You," a like-minded individual, to pick up your threads of thought and tie comforting commonality into knots of free thought and controversial honesty that takes effort to unravel and understand. "I," a wildfire, challenges "You," standing trees, to wield your casually intense influence towards the betterment of our scattered communities. Draw on historical records, on embarrassingly personal experience, on relatable and unrelatable tails of second-hand hearsay. Draw on the words of our predecessors, the ones who waxed lyrical and the ones who rambled on a tangent. Draw on the empathetic, mental-link between "I" and "You" and "Everybody Else." Take the whole of creation in your hands, twist and mold it into a new shape, then plant it in the ground to grow anew. The words of "I" and the words of "You" are a seismic catalyst. All we have to do is trust, trust in the thought of "You" and trust in the thought of "I," and the poetry in the pages of your notebooks will take their first, living breath. h.f.m.
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What's in a soul That we find of such interest Captivating and consuming If the eyes are its windows What do we hope to find For even windows tell lies About what is within We see what we want It stands to reason to believe That eyes are not the windows in fact But they are the illusion makers And perspective shapers The eyes hold other eyes Convincing while locked Displaying what is meant to be displayed The soul stands on its own It is not shown until it is desired to be shown
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May 24, 2014
May 24, 2014 at 12:55 AM UTC
Lying Eyes and Windowless Souls
All roads lead here, the Conduit says. You cannot count the infinite paths. To fathom every touch is madness. But, brick by brick, time after time.. This place has written its own history. How can it be so, in such a small plot, To spin the tales of so many? To be the grand hall of tears and joy, misery and folly, hope and fear? Who would we be without it? How are we so bound to a singularity? We must marvel at the commonness of it all. We must marvel and be thankful. We must marvel but not dwell. All places, in all worlds are the shapers of creation.
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Mar 22, 2019
Mar 22, 2019 at 10:08 AM UTC
Single Space(s)
We poets are teachers The artists, the leaders The dreamers, the weavers Of minds of the infinite Wisdom conceivers The gods that you worship Were made in our image The heroes you envy Are born of our wrath To walk in the steps Of our off-beaten path We are mythical martyrs On whimsical quests To tickle your fancies And beat in your chests When you lock it away We are there with the key And a piping hot cup Of divine empathy For we feast on your pain And we dine on your pleasure We bask in the sun Of the stormiest weather And none may deny us The power we hold Not an ocean of greed Nor a mountain of gold Can stop us or touch us For we own the skies The angels you honor Composed of our songs Yes we poets are muses The Tantalus juices The shapers, the wakers Of your inner-peace in this life We are makers
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Sep 23, 2017
Sep 23, 2017 at 12:34 AM UTC
Dead Poets Society
I live in a space between hard and harder. Harder Shaped my life under shapers of elastic. Elasticaly snapped back in and out .Boomerang! Boomeranged after i swung perspectively and precisely Precisely bounced in my face like attempt never occured. ReOccurring in my situation i tend to fall back. back and lost in my own sauce . Sauce spilled in a carpet room ..where to start. Start from a different angel or stick to my script. Scripted in a manaul of life's virtual reality Reality is fading now falling apart Apart cant be defined. Defined as real or fake become the dark truth. Truth told to many and lied to alot . Alotted time to make sense of none but un told truth amended into what is real. Real set back time if not percieved correctly. Correct settings is what i needed to find, finding out assuming reality is what set me correctly back.
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Jan 29, 2017
Jan 29, 2017 at 7:36 PM UTC
Real spaced time
None can compare To an artist They know Who they truly are They have to make their work Striving Often in desperation To share What is in their hearts An artist will endure poverty For their art Rejecting the security and comfort Of mainstream living An artist experiences people Just as they are And sees the world for what it is And what it has become Artists are fearless Shapers and commentators Of the now They will not seek refuge In what is past But are only comfortable When creating the future It is a painful destiny To be an artist But there is no such life To compare
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Mar 1, 2016
Mar 1, 2016 at 1:31 PM UTC
The Mysterious Brilliance of Artists
Where, pray tell, are we now? How far have we progressed? Have we covered our ears so we can't Hear the cries of the dispossessed? Have pages been ripped out of history books So that the people cannot see The struggles that many undertook To help to set all people free? A nation "indivisible, With liberty and justice for all" Can benefit at times from a self- Evaluative overhaul, Or maybe from a look in the mirror To see whether the image displayed Truly represents the picture Of freedom meant to be conveyed. Through irreconcilable differences, Have we now become divorced From hopeful ideals that early on The shapers of our nation endorsed? Are we sincerely looking within Our hearts to make a "more perfect" nation, Or are we more consumed with drawing Attention to the standing ovation? Are we shutting the door to the soul Of America and walling out The power and strength that forms the basis Of what this country is all about? Let us not be blindsided By rogue forces that hope to succeed In weakening what makes us strong, Only to relish watching us bleed. -by Bob B (6-16-18)
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Jun 16, 2018
Jun 16, 2018 at 3:11 PM UTC
Where Are We Now?
I finally achieved heard immunity I stopped listening to all the voices in my community, I deny social media and don’t read the papers I don’t even listen to the movers and shapers. Heard immunity Felt so good to achieve, Whatever you have to say I won’t listen and I’ll leave, To allow you some space To spout your opinions, You have the right to do that With your adorable minions.
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Apr 1, 2021
Apr 1, 2021 at 12:20 AM UTC
Heard Immunity Revisited
I would like to believe that all writers know this feeling, the one you get when you're in the zone and the words flow naturally and you're in tune with the universe and the vibrations of your soul reach out into the infinite and come back with the forces of creation and we become the shapers of worlds and words and that sort of power is intoxicating and that sort of buzz is what keeps us coming back to our infinitely unwritten universes
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Mar 23, 2018
Mar 23, 2018 at 1:34 AM UTC
The buzz that keeps you coming back